Includes index

"A witty and informative look at classic American murder cases."

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Prize-winning English crime historian Jonathan Goodman visited a number of cities where notorious murders occurred as he embarked on a 6000-mile train trip across the United States. As a true crime book, Tracks to Murder is witty and informative and enriches the classic American murder cases by placing them within their original settings. As a travel book, it presents the seasoned reflections of a cultivated English writer on American manners and morals observed during his transcontinental journey

""Cover""; ""Title""; ""Copyright""; ""Contents""; ""The Reasons Why""; ""1 Going West""; ""2 In Cleveland and Kent""; ""3 To Chicago""; ""4 To Denver""; ""5 Slowly to Oakland""; ""6 In San Francisco""; ""7 To Benson""; ""8 To New Orleans""; ""9 To Atlanta""; ""10 In Washington, D.C.""; ""Index""

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